minimalinvasiver
Minimalinvasiver, commonly referred to in English as minimally invasive, describes medical procedures designed to reduce tissue disruption, pain, and recovery time compared with traditional open techniques. These procedures typically use small incisions, natural orifices, or both, and employ specialized instruments, endoscopes, cameras, and imaging guidance to access internal organs and perform diagnostic or therapeutic tasks.
Techniques include laparoscopy for abdominal and pelvic operations; thoracoscopy for chest procedures; endoscopy for visualization and
Benefits commonly include reduced blood loss, less postoperative pain, shorter hospital stays, and faster return to
Historically, laparoscopy emerged in the late 20th century and rapidly expanded across general surgery, gynecology, and